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Awesome watching the build on YouTube.

I have a 12' radison I picked up cheap it is very light and quiet because of the foam liner. 35 lbs I think

Agree on that Roy. I think your right 12' in a sneakbox seems to be the size. The dog already goes in a canoe and other small boats but always hunts from his blind. I think putting him behind me will be easy transition.

Thank you all those were just the responses I was looking for. The dog currently has a dog blind portable one I grass out for him i suppose this can work in situations where he can be near by. I hunt a lot of land locked ponds we drag coffin boxes to. I use the Sanford box and bring along the...

So looking into a small boat sneakbox or maybe even a marsh rat or something small. So anyway where do I put my lab. He's not huge he's very well behaved and 60 pounds. I owned a Higbee years ago but never had a dog. Some say put them behind your head but in a sneak box where do they go under...

Guy hasn't agreed to sell yet. The building is for sale and when it sells I think they will sell the contents.

You can call south Jersey lumberman's. He's in mayslanding he carries mahogany and other wood for boat building even marine ply at good prices.

Thanks Steve. There are two 9.9 s a 15 hp a 6 hp all brand new in the crate. Only issue is I'm not sure if they survived hurricane sandy. The gentleman who owns these has not agreed to sell. The owner also has a few sneak boxes inside. One is still under construction.

I am waiting to hear back Dave there is another boat next to it that's in rough shape but no holes. I think this one is a displacement hull.

Eric I hope to get it for a fair price. As well as the 15 hp outboard. The outboard is a long shaft so I will have to find a way to convert it to short shaft.

A friend at work asked if I would like to buy some outboards. I stopped over the old marina that has been closed down for a few years. Inside was a brand new 2 stoke 15 hp outboard never taken out of the crate. Outside I spotted a duckmachine/higbee. The sneak box had severe damage. I inquired...

I heard that tetra hearing is a hearing aid that's not "approved as a medical device" I know they offer a hearing test and 30 days money back. They cost $600 if I remember right and take hearing aid batteries.

William that sounds like a good idea. I'm now thinking sonotubes below the frost line with framing on top. Maybe DGA around the sonotubes compacted in to prevent critters.

Will, That's sounds ideal. I have been exploring hydronic in floor heat but as with most things I tend to go over board.